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Name: A is for activist
Author: Innosanto Nagara

A playful, alphabet‑based board book designed for young readers, each letter presents a word or concept linked to activism, environmental justice, civil rights, and LGBTQ rights. Illustrated in a clear, engaging style, it encourages children to grow up in a space that celebrates social responsibility.

First publish date: 2012

Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books

Authors: Innosanto Nagara

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